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Connecticut loses leader
Bob Malloy never made his state team or won a major tournament.
Postpone: 2008 BASS Fed Championship
Unsafe Conditions Postpone Final Day of 2008 BASS Federation Nation Championship
Schmidt wins Federation Championship
Texas' Bryan Schmidt wins Federation Nation Championship
2008 Federation Nation Championship Day three On The Water
In this photo gallery you will see the 2008 federation nation championship in Kansas. It is the third day on the water and it shows the winner Bryan Schmidt.
2008 Federation Championship - Final Results
2008 Federation Nation Championship - Final Results
2008 Federation Nation Championship Day Three Postponed
In this photo gallery you will see the 2008 federation nation championship in Kansas.
2008 Federation Championship - Day One Results
2008 Federation Nation Championship - Junction City, KS 11/06-11/08 (BOATER) Standings Day 1
King leads after blustery Day One
Six berths in the 2009 Bassmaster Classic will be up for grabs when 55 of the world's best amateur anglers compete Nov. 5-7 on Milford Lake out of Junction City, Kan., in the 2008 BASS Federation Nation Championship.
Bass Times: Fishing for a cure
One Birmingham Bass Club member's efforts to help kids with cancer have turned into a statewide cause for the Alabama B.A.S.S. Federation Nation.
Day One of Federation Nation Championship cancelled
BASS announced the cancellation of the first day of competition for the 2008 BASS Federation Nation Championship on Milford Lake in the best interest of all concerned, scheduled for Wednesday, Nov. 5, because of unsafe weather conditions.
Day 1 of BASS Federation Nation Championship Cancelled by Unsafe Weather Conditions
Basss announced the cancellation of the first day of competition for the 2008 BASS Federation Nation Championship, scheduled for Wednesday, Nov. 5 on Milford Lake, in the best interest of all concerned because of unsafe weather conditions. The remaining two days of competition, set for Thursday, Nov. 6 and Friday, Nov. 7, remain as previously scheduled.
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